JASON - The Future of the Transatlantic Alliance
On 14 November, the JASON Institute presents its 51st Annual Conference at The Hague Conference Centre, New Babylon. Under the theme “The Future of the Transatlantic Alliance”, the day explores the challenges and opportunities shaping the alliance today and in the years ahead.
The programme covers the evolving relationship between the EU and the US within NATO, the triple planetary crisis, European strategic autonomy and the role of the Global South.
State Secretary for Digital Economy and Sovereignty Willemijn Aerdts opens the conference, and the day closes with a keynote and Q&A by Andrew Gawthorpe, Professor of US Foreign Policy and Politics.
In between, you can hear from experts at the Dutch Military Academy, HCSS, Thales and Leiden University, with Michel Michaloliakos, Founder of the Hague Institute of Geopolitics, moderating. Your ticket includes an interactive expert session, which you choose when you book: EU strategic autonomy in a changing world order, or climate change and security. It’s a small-scale setting to ask questions and dive deeper into the topic.
Doors open at 9:15. A complimentary lunch is provided (vegetarian and vegan options available), and the day ends with networking drinks from until 16:00.
